UH Hilo pharmacy students raise funds for American Heart Association
Pharmacy students competed against their classmates to raise the most pennies and spare change.
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Bruce Mathews: Sustainable intensification of smallholder agriculture
Farmers need to base their decisions on facts, rather than misleading or inaccurate information and activist dogma, for sustainable intensification of agriculture to achieve its potential.
UH Hilo pharmacy college receives full accreditation
The accreditation status for the Daniel K. Inouye College of Pharmacy extends to June 30, 2017.
UH Hilo researcher studies the dark side of U.S. involvement in Latin America: Coups, greed, genocide
Spanish professor Faith Mishina is doing research and educating her students on events in Latin America about which a great deal of Americans know nothing about, despite being held responsible.
Everyone in Unuolehua cohort of 11 graduates to kumu hula
The cohort was trained to make possible the creation of cultural leadership through hula, part of a UH System initiative to make UH a leader in indigenous education.
Launch of collaborative youth program draws academic and government partners
“The work of educating a child is the work of an entire community. Schools participating in trusting partnerships with our broader communities is crucial to caring for the social, emotional and academic wellness of all our children.” -Art Souza, DOE
UH Mānoa researcher works with UH Hilo pharmacy college to develop lotion for box jellyfish sting
Researcher Angel Yanagihara, a jellyfish expert, has a contract to provide it to divers with the military’s Special Forces and is willing to offer it free to the city lifeguards.
UH Hilo researchers launch website on the impact of Tropical Storm Iselle
On Feb. 7, researchers presented their findings to the local community most impacted by the storm; a website provides public access to the research data.
